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  1. Hi this forum is about Japanese made swords but somebody may know where to direct you or give you some information. By the way it is a rule here to sign with our name so we can address you politely. Good luck. Greg
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    Spoils Of War

    Hi Nick, picture 1 bottom left tsuba. Greg
  3. I personally would leave brass patina. Greg
  4. Hello Patrick. I dont have a lot of tsuba but I have bought from Aoi, Nihonto Australia, Grey Doffin and my favorite Nmb. Occasionally I grab a cheapish one from ebay to get my fix but one must be careful swimming in that shark infested water. Greg
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    Before And After

    Just bumping this up incase anyone missed it and would like to share thdir blade/polish experience with us. Thanks. Greg
  6. Dwain if we all did the same with out Nihonto there would be not a lot of preservation going on. And shinto Nihonto are old antiques that deserve respect and preservation. Greg
  7. Thats nice Stephen , your right the waves stand out. Looks good. Greg
  8. Hi Henry and welcome. Its a very vood idea to buy your first sword here and as Barry said ask questions. Make sure you spend as mu h time as you can looking through this forum and purchase as many books as you can. Its worth looking at member Grey Doffins site (Japanese sword books and tsuba) for great deals. Good luck and enjoy your journey. Greg
  9. Sorry but it definitely looks to be a Chinese copy to me too. Greg
  10. Oh well i missed out. Congrats to the buyers on 3 beautiful tsuba. Greg
  11. I thought of you straight away when I saw these Stephen. Jean all 3 are very nice, I especially love 1 and 3 and if they are still around in a few days I dont think I will be able to resist one of them. Greg
  12. Hi Gareth and welcome. Dave T is a member here, he's your man to ask. He has an amazing wealth of knowledge on the topic. Good luck. Greg
  13. He is lucky to be with you Jean. I had my dog for 16 years and he got to the same stage of not walking. Its not easy i know mate. All the best. Greg
  14. Your right Aoi blade pics make the hada stand out much better than when in hand. Thanks. Greg
  15. Hey Jean I hope Riesling had a nice Birthday. All the best. Greg
  16. Hi Mario, I was a little skeptical at first as there are plenty of nice antique pieces out there you could use but looks like its coming along ok. Stephens idea really is worth a go at trying and i look forward to you progress. Greg
  17. Gday Robert if its not a hassle I would love to see some pics if you take any more, that hada is interestinv. Cheers. Greg
  18. Hi Dwain, A friend of mine brought back my set of these miniature armor from Japan and since then ive seen them on ebay also. They do add a nice touch I think. Greg
  19. Mauro thats a great tsuba collection and that really is an excellent inventory. Well done. Greg
  20. Hi Stephen seems a littld suspicious to md but i didnt an image searcb on about 5 different items and nothinb else came up. Greg
  21. Alex I see what you mean from the 1st blade pic the lighting does make it look like a bohi. Chears. Greg
  22. Alex i dont see the bohi? Always frustrating seeing fingerprints on a blade. Nice find Roman. Greg
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    Before And After

    Dirk, John and Stephen thank you very much gentlemen for sharing these beautiful examples with us. I hope this thread can just keep growing. All the best. Greg
  24. No worries I will keep looking. Greg
  25. Hello Barry, I had a look on ebay for you and found a 45 tsuba box but couldnt provide link for some reason but the seller is 4520genkidayo (1914) good luck. Greg
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